Hi Any news on that annoying FilmScribe error? No one else is getting it? Thanks... (WinXP x64, Avid 3.5.1, FilmScribe 25.0.1)

Thanks Will stay tuned.

Hi Let me explain how I came to those conclusions. My ideal workflow would be to use MetaFuze for creating dailies as it is much faster then RedCine. And use RedCine for DPX exports for conform and coloring. The FilmScribe XML template I've downloaded from the Avid site does not work on 3 different machines I've tested. Those were two XP 64

Thanks for the reply. From what I understand, with Metafuze 2 we still won't be able to edit MetaFuze generated dailies and send to RedCine. So if my setup is based on Windows machines, my options will still be very slow or very expensive. Bummer.

Hi Michael Will the new MetaFuze be able to create ALE that can later be conformed (or at least somehow load) in RedCine? Will we finally be able to use MetaFuze for dailies??? Thanks

Hi again The error went away when I replaced the XML posted on the Avid site with the original XML template file that comes with version 25.0.1. But now XTrance doesn't translate the file correctly and I end up with a useless RedCine project file. I tried using Avocoda CineXML, but it's only for 32bit systems, mine is XP64. I thought this workflow

Hi I'm now down to one master clip sitting on the timeline. no edits, trims, effects and the such... I guess it's a bug or an install error. No one else is getting this error? The error repeats it self with non RED footage as well. But only when using the XML template. Other templates work fine. I tried to edit the XML file given by Avid on

Hi all I'm testing the suggested RED workflow from the Avid/RED PDF. I went through MetaFuze to export as DNxHD MXF. Loaded in Avid, Opened in film scribe and used the suggested settings to preview my XML. That's when I get this error - ACX_UNEXPECTED_CLASS_ID, expected:Edgecode I tried to Google it and nothing... Can anyone please help?

Hi all Yes another Linux question... The Avid MetaFuze page sais it's possible to install MetaFuze on Linux. I'm running Fedora 9 32bit on a bunch of render farm machines and thought of utilizing this for Avid encoding. I executed the MetaFuze installer and wine (1.0.1) finished the installation succefully. When I try to launch MetaFuze I get

Thanks Ed! We got the local Avid partner involved and they're on the case. Thanks for the detailed reply. Oren